Solomon Schechter Day School of Nassau County and High School of Long Island where the joy of learning is intertwined with the joy of Judaism

The Jewish Theological Seminary, Manhattan

Yahoo search service maintains many links to Judaic subjects.

Links of Jewish Interest A to Z from Maven, a new index, formerly from ORT.

J&JR Page is an EXTENSIVE list of links to items concerning Judaism and Jewish resources.

JewishNet The Global Jewish Information Network is a link to many areas of Jewish interest.

The Shamash Project can be reached directly.

THE JAFI Portal

The Jewish Online Community

Jewz.com, a Jewish Portal

Direct Links to Other Area of Interest

• Kosher 4 Passover- an extensive site of Passover links.
• Passover On the Net - an interesting mix of music, stories, and recipes for the holiday.
• Uncle Eli's Haggadah is a wonderful site, containing a haggadah as Dr. Suess may have written it. It may be viewed on line, or downloaded for your own seder!

• The Masorti movement is the Israeli counterpart to the world-wide Conservative movement, emphasizing Jewish tradition, Zionism, democracy, and tolerance.
• An extremely popular and vast site, with news, graphics, features, music, kids topics, and many links to areas of Judaic interest. The "Kotel Kam" can be found here - a camera at The Wall.
• The Knesset Website takes you on a tour of Israel's parliment, and has a wealth of information on Israel's government. Available in Hebrew and English
• Israel Government Web Site, Foreign Ministry

• The Jerusalem Post
• Ha'Aretz English Edition
• Israel's political comic strip from The Jerusalem Post.
• The Forward
• The Jewish Post of New York
• The Jewish Week

• GENESIS: A LIVING CONVERSATION WITH BILL MOYERS: Explore the impact of the book of Genesis on today's world at this thought-provoking companion site to the PBS Series. Websurfers can read program descriptions, learn how to form their own Genesis discussion groups, find out more about the program participants, or access a downloadable companion resource guide.
• Global Learning Network, Project Genesis
• Shamash
- Search for Divrei Torah
• There is a free on-line transliterated Siddur available at a new web site. It uses color coding to indicate what is usually said silently, what is sung by the cantor, and what is sung aloud by the congregation. Audio files are being added so that visitors can hear correct pronunciation, learn popular congregational tunes, and even master correct nusach for leading services.
• The Masorti home page from Israel links to weekly Torah commentary from the Masorti movement.

• The Museum of Jewish Heritage, New York City
• The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, D.C.
• The Museum of Tolerance, Los Angeles
• The Jewish Museum, Manhattan
• Babylon Jewry Heritage Museum, Or-Yehuda
• Beth Hatefutsoth-The Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora, Tel Aviv

• Yad Vashem, Jerusalem
• The Cybrary of the Holocaust, an extensive site concerning the holocaust.
• The Nizkor Project, a collage of projects focused on the Holocaust and its denial.
• Al Filreis is an English professor at Pennsylvania State University. One of the classes that he teaches is "English 293: The Literature of the Holocaust," and a few years ago he created a companion Web page for his course. Filreis Listerature of the Holocaust homepage also includes links to several other online Holocaust resources.
• The JewishGen Holocaust Global Registry was created with the hope that it could help reunite survivors with family and friends. It is important for us to remember that, for many, the Holocaust has not ended. More than 50 years later, many people are still searching for family and friends.

• JewishGen, The Home of Jewish Genealogy on the Web.
• The Jewish Genealogy Society of Long Island
• Ellis Island Immigration Records